Transparency data

Inspection outcomes of the largest children's social care providers

These releases identify the largest private and voluntary providers of children's social care in England and their inspection outcomes.

From:
Ofsted
Published
30 July 2019
Last updated
27 July 2023 — See all updates

Applies to England

Documents

Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2023)

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Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2022)

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Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2021)

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Inspection profiles of the largest private and voluntary providers of children's homes and independent fostering agencies March 2020

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Inspection profiles of the largest private and voluntary providers of children's homes March 2019

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Inspection profiles of the largest private and voluntary providers of children homes August 2018

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The data may be useful to review the inspection outcomes for the largest providers for monitoring and comparison, by:

  • academics
  • local authorities
  • social care services
  • children and social care providers
Published 30 July 2019
Last updated 27 July 2023 + show all updates

  1. Added 'Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2023)'.

  2. Added 'Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2022)'.

  3. Updated to correct 2 settings that were assigned to the wrong company.

  4. Added 'Largest national providers of private and voluntary social care (March 2021)'.

  5. Added 'Inspection profiles of the largest private and voluntary providers of children's homes and independent fostering agencies March 2020'.

  6. First published.

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